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Say Hello
06:14
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2. |
Sell Me Solitude
05:37
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3. |
Shadows
08:13
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5. |
Scene Of The Crime
03:47
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7. |
You Is Whoever
05:35
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8. |
The Bar Song
03:26
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9. |
Talking At Gunpoint
07:37
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10. |
The Number Ten Song
04:41
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11. |
Summer's Thunder
05:52
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People Seen In Cars St. Louis, Missouri
Est. 2015
Thomas McIlroy: drums/vocals
Derek Hamm: guitar/vocals
Tommy Stratman: bass
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